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In the course Clark Scholars Design Challenge led by Larry Aronhime, a group of undergraduate engineering students developed the idea for a wearable device that allows combat medics to more…

Students in Advertising and Integrated Marketing Communications develop campaign to expand Real Simple's target market on the Hopkins campus.

Harrison Sims, a second-year biomedical engineering student minoring in marketing and communications, has been named a finalist in the international X-Culture competition. Sims participated in the competition as the culminating…

The 2020 conference focused on "Marketing During a Pandemic and Heightened Social Consciousness."

The competition seeks strategies to combat racism on college campuses and beyond.

Review student projects from our Computer Science Innovation and Entrepreneurship, Clark Scholars Engineering Design, Innovation and Business Design, and the Leadership Studies Capstone courses.

Nearly 60 students attended the webinar with topics ranging from budgeting and investing, to credit and earning money.

Check out connecttoprotect.org to learn how they, along with 9 other universities nationwide, are countering targeted violence.

Project Charmify is a CLE-sponsored, student-led social enterprise dedicated to inspiring, equipping, and educating the next generation of community activists in Baltimore.

Visit our Master of Science in Engineering Management program’s blog to learn more about our fall 2019 cohort’s first day on the Homewood campus!

Ishpreet Singh is a member of the A. James Clark Scholars Program at Johns Hopkins, which aims to train students in engineering, business, leadership, and community service.

This May, graduating senior and CLE student Jennifer Baron continued a Hopkins legacy begun by her grandfather Seymour Baron seventy-five years ago.